Another Blow to Shoals Bill in Senate
Washington January 7 The Muscle Shoals legislation faced another setback as Senator Norris Republican of Nebraska refused to consent to a vote until the songte ok was disposed of. Administration leaders hoped to clear the entire matter in the Senate before the week end.
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Colorado Solons Convene Today to Hear Final Message
Denver Jan 7 The twenty fifth general assembly of Colorado will convene today. Governor William F E Sweet Democrat will deliver his final message to a joint session of the house and senate. Sweet retires January 13 and will be succeeded by Governor-Elect Clarence J Morley.
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Deaths and Funerals Mrs Julia Cherry
Mrs Julia Elizabeth Cherry aged 79 died Tuesday afternoon and the funeral will be held this afternoon at 3 30 from a probate of her daughter Mrs Barnes 1006 Dauphin street Burial will be in Magnolia cemetery She was a native of North Carolina and lived here for many years She is survived by three daughters Mrs A L Barnes and Mrs A Marques of
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Ansian
Magnolia Cemetery
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Obituary fragment notes Ida Wilson and relatives in Alabama
Mobile and Mrs Ida Wilson of Jackson Alabama are mentioned with several grandchildren two great grandchildren and other relatives in a brief obituary fragment.
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Ida Wilson
Jackson, Ala
Savini Family Mourns Charles W. Savini At 69 In Atlanta
Charles W. Savini, 69, father of Mrs Louis Diemert of Mobile and Mrs R N Campbell of Boston, died in Atlanta last Sunday. He served six years as secretary and treasurer of Savini Films Corp where his son Robert M. Savini was manager. another son N E Savini also of Atlanta survives, along with Mrs J A McCantz of New Orleans and Miss Lolita Savini and Dc A Savini of New Orleans, and his wife and four daughters.
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Louis Diemert
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J. A. McCantz
New Orleans
Lolita Savini
Atlanta
Dc. A. Savini
Burial Service for Miss I Ally Murray Held
Funeral conducted at the residence of her niece Mrs. W W Strong 860 Baltimore Street on Tuesday afternoon at 3 oclock. Service continued at St Matthew s Church at 3 26. Interment followed in Magnolia Cemetery. Pallbearers named: R J Mayes E O Holliman C H Austin J W F Sehman J R Mitterhight Paul T Tate.
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Burial of Mrs Rose A Wacker in Jacksonville
The burial of Mrs Rose A Wacker occurred Tuesday at the Catholic cemetery. The funeral proceeded from the residence in Jacksonville to St Xavier's Church with services by Rev Father Leonard. Pallbearers were Emil Graf Sr George Graf Frank Hobeins Jr George Hobeins and J C Wacker.
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Funeral services for Mrs Mary E Hyde
Mrs Mary E Hyde funeral held at her home 605 Charleston street then St Vincent's Catholic Church with Mass. Interment in Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers listed include Cashin Conboy Hewett Eisenreich Hanlon McProvo Ade mae Griffith Kerry.
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Organized Looting Gang Suspected in Train Car Theft
Officials say a coordinated looting gang is suspected after a break into an eastern train car near Picone early this week. The incident, described as a rare robbery of a car in months, remains under investigation with three suspects detained for questioning.
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Estern
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Billboards to be banned on Tennessee state roads
A proposed Tennessee bill supported by the highway department would remove outdoor advertising along state roads, barring erection of signboards. A separate measure would criminalize operating pool halls and billiard parlors, allowed only in homes, clubs, or associations for recreation.
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Tennessee
Knoxville
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Cobb Poised To Equal All Time Batting Mark In 1925
Ty Cobb eyes the chance to match Al Anson’s all time major league batting record if he again posts over .300 for a twentieth straight season in 1925. The piece notes Anson’s 20 year .300+ streak and Cobb’s ongoing pursuit in the Tigers era as baseball history looms.
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The Grand Bay State Bank 1924 Year End Balance Sheet
The Grand Bay State Bank of Grand Bay Alabama shows assets totaling 75 105 77 and includes loans 48148 06 real estate 10470 28 and cash assets 1340 8. The balance sheet lists reserves at 0 deposits and equity items with profits taxes paid and unpaid dividends. Subtotal assets 75 105 77 and liabilities items show due to bank and other obligations with values around 41 372 28 and 887 45 16 57 94 000 06.
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No Changes in Golf Ball Are Expected Soon
Officials of the United States Golf Association anticipate no change to the standard golf ball through 1925 and 1926. Current balls weigh 1.62 ounces and measure 1.62 inches in diameter. The executive committee in Philadelphia says a ball not exceeding 1.56 ounces and not less than 1.68 inches may satisfy all players once standards are agreed.
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New York
United States Golf Association
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Arch of Shovels Wedding Amid White Ribbons
A wedding described with a laborer and his bride under an arch of shovels and white ribbons held by friends. The scene reflects concerns over consumption variety and digestion mentioned beside the ceremonial event.
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